Command Force – 6'6" Fast Action Compact Telescopic Spinning Rod for Travel and Big Fish | Wasatch Tenkara Rods

The Wasatch Tenkara Rods Command Force is a premium telescopic spinning rod engineered for anglers who demand durability, versatility, and performance in a compact form. Whether you're hiking deep into the backcountry or fishing urban waters, this ultra-portable rod is your go-anywhere solution for targeting bass, trout, panfish, and other freshwater species.

Crafted with a precision-balanced carbon fiber blank, the Command Force collapses down to a packable size, making it ideal for travel and spontaneous fishing opportunities. The 6-section design extends quickly to full length and locks securely for strong, consistent performance. Its medium-fast action offers excellent sensitivity for detecting subtle bites while retaining the backbone needed to land larger fish.

Equipped with high-quality stainless steel Fuji-style guides for smooth casting and retrieval, the rod also features a textured, contoured handle for all-day comfort. The secure butt cap and snug-fitting tip protector ensure your gear stays protected wherever you roam.

Whether you're casting from the bank, a kayak, or deep in the wilderness, the Command Force delivers dependable performance in a sleek, rugged package.

Key Features:

Telescopic Design: Compact and portable for backpacking, travel, and on-the-go fishing.
Premium Construction: Lightweight carbon fiber blank for strength and sensitivity.
Comfort Grip: Ergonomic textured handle ensures comfort and control in all conditions.
Smooth Performance: Durable stainless steel guides with a secure tip section for optimal casting.
Protective Case: Includes padded rod case, tip protector, and replaceable butt cap.

Benefits:

Compact and portable—ideal for backpacking, hiking, and travel
Built tough for landing large freshwater species
Comfortable textured handle reduces hand fatigue
Great for trout, bass, panfish, and more
Comes with essential components and protective case for long-term use